 This article is about a monster in Gosei Sentai Dairanger.
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- "I'm out! I'm here! I'm Purse Priest!"
- ―Purse Priest's first words[src]
- "Adiós!"
- ―Purse Priest's final words before his destruction.[src]
Purse Priest (ガマグチ法師 Gamaguchi Hōshi) is a Gorma Minion under Major Zydos.
History[]
He liked basketball and takes on the form of a tall athlete. He was tasked to kidnap humans to be sacrifices to the Gorma. He was killed by the Dairangers before he had a chance to grow giant. He was later brought back by Duke of Cards and fought Shoji once more and then grew giant along side Baron String, Key Jester, Lipstick Songstress and Duke of Cards who formed the Great King Ojaru.
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Purse Priest
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- Growth Bomb: A bomb used to grow giant. Purse Priest did not get to use this as he was defeated before he was able to activate it.
Great King Ojaru
Great King Ojaru (オジャル大王 Ojaru Daiō) is the combined form of Purse Priest, Baron String, Key Jester, Lipstick Songstress and Duke of Trump. Purse Priest forms the right arm of Great King Ojaru.
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- Purse Priest was voiced by Nobuyuki Hiyama in his first Sentai role; his human form was portrayed by Kyouji Kamui.
Design[]
- His design is based on a purse.
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Etymology[]
- Purse Priest follows the naming scheme of his fellow Gorma Tribe Members. The first part of his name comes from his purse motif. The second part of his name comes from Priest.
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- Because all of Purse Priest's footage in Dairanger was fighting the Dairangers themselves without growing giant sized, this is the first Sentai monster whose Power Rangers equivalent was in completely original footage.
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See Also[]
- Pursehead - Power Rangers counterpart in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Season 2). See comparison page.
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